Live music back on the agenda as Ionad Cultúrtha tunes up

A youth folk orchestra and an eclectic mix of gigs  are among the plans for the Ballyvourney venue
Live music back on the agenda as Ionad Cultúrtha tunes up
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Mon, 10 Aug, 2020 - 21:00
Pet O’Connell

The formation of a youth folk orchestra, and intimate concerts with restricted audience numbers are among new initiatives as Baile Mhúirne’s Ionad Cultúrtha reopens its doors this  week (Friday 14th).

Harp and flute player and composer Oisín Morrison is to lead Ensemble Mhúscraí, an orchestra for teenagers based in the Múscraí Gaeltacht.

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